Resources

Merit Badges: A listing of all Merit Badges showing Eagle Required and Electives

PDF versions of Merit Badge Books: Access to some of the most popular Merit Badge books in pdf for downloading

Merit Badge Workbooks: Downloadable pdfs or word versions, these workbooks are available for all merit badges and makes completing requirements a breeze

Rank Requirements grouped by category: The first 4 ranks: Scout, Tenderfoot, 2nd Class, 1st Class, are earned/awarded in order the requirements can be earned in any order.  Meaning all requirements in the First Aid category may be completed at the same time for all ranks

Packing List: Each campout may require slightly different gear, however this list should help you to easily identify the basic items needed

Preparing for Cold Weather: Scouting is year round and when the weather gets cold...LAYER. This presentation can help you be prepared for those days spent in the cold.

Life to Eagle Trail: You've earned the rank of Life now what. This site has all the resources you need to get you to the final rank of EAGLE

Navigating the Eagle Project Workbook: This video walks through high-level how to navigate the workbook you printed from the Life to Eagle Trail site

Annual Health Medical Forms: Annual Medical forms are required by each participant to attend scout outings. Medical Form Part C must be signed by a Medical Professional annual to attend any event lasting 72 hours or more

30-Days to Scout: Need a little more help in staying focus to achieve Scout rank? This 30 day calendar will help you stay on task and on your trail. Remember: Pictures, workbooks, etc maybe needed to show completion of activities

30-Days to Tenderfoot: Need a little more help in staying focus to achieve Tenderfoot rank? This 30 day calendar will help you stay on task and on your trail. Remember: Pictures, workbooks, etc maybe needed to show completion of activities

30-Days to 2nd Class: Need a little more help in staying focus to achieve 2nd Class rank? This 30 day calendar will help you stay on task and on your trail. Remember: Pictures, workbooks, etc maybe needed to show completion of activities

30-Days to 1st Class: Need a little more help in staying focus to achieve 1st Class rank? This 30 day calendar will help you stay on task and on your trail. Remember: Pictures, workbooks, etc maybe needed to show completion of activities

Personal Fitness Tracker:  Fitness tracking calendar for Tenderfoot, 2nd Class, 1st Class or the Personal Fitness Merit Badge

Preparing for a Board of Review: This training deck will help you become familiar with the Board of Review(BOR) process and help clarify your role in the meeting

Youth Protection Training: Every leader must complete Youth Protection Training(YPT) annually to maintain their registration as a leader

Guide to Safe Scouting: Safety of  our scouts is a top priority. The Guide to Safe Scouting provides the expectations set by the Boy Scouts of America(BSA) on the do's and don'ts that every unit must adhere to

Leader Specific Training: Each registered leader in a unit serves a purpose. Completing your leader specific training for the leadership role you are fulfilling will help you better understand your responsibilities and define how you support the aims of scouting in your unit

Adult Leader Responsibilities on a Campout/Outing:  Leading by example and know your role and responsibilities on a campout or outing.

Special Needs Scouting: Scouts BSA is inclusive to all youth. The Inclusion Toolbox for Special Needs and Disabilities is a website that keeps special needs and disability information accessible 24/7/365 to the BSA community.  The modules are written for BSA unit leaders that deal directly with youth and for the parents and guardians of Scouts with special needs and disabilities 

Welcome Letter: Welcome to the Troop

New Parent Letter: If you are new to Scouts BSA or just crossed over from Cubscouts understanding how Troop 50 operates and how Scouts advance through the ranks is critical in supporting your scout on their journey

Contact and Driver Form: Please complete and turn in the contact and driver form

Talent Survey: Troops are Scout led; however, they still need adult guidance and assistance to keep our program going. We are fortunate to have an excellent group of adults who have committed to help according to their abilities and available time. We invite you to tell us about your talents and interests so that the best possible program can be developed for your Scout. 

Special Needs Scouting: Scouts BSA is inclusive to all youth. The Inclusion Toolbox for Special Needs and Disabilities is a website that keeps special needs and disability information accessible 24/7/365 to the BSA community.  The modules are written for BSA unit leaders that deal directly with youth and for the parents and guardians of Scouts with special needs and disabilities 

Key Leadership Contacts: As with any organization there are a few people who you should get to know.  The people are listed here and are only a few of the parent volunteers that help deliver a quality program for our Troop.